영어를 모국어로 개인지도를 원하는 한국에있는 사람? 1 대 1 개인 과외,이 온라인 안됨니다 월당3만원 Tutor was born in New York City with a New York University education in the medical field. Now living in 광주시. Contact : [email protected]

Korean - useful, you want this for your notebook! Thank you **** rena렌仁 ***** for this! 그들 they, them, those 그들을them 그들에게them, to them 그것들을them 그들 자신themselves, them 그것들 자신themselves, them 그것들에게to them 그들 자신을them, themselves 그들 자신이themselves, them 우리 us, we 우리의 belongingness (our) 우리 we, us 우리를us 우리에게us, to us 사람들에게to the people 사람들을those, they 당신 you 당신에게 to you 당신의 your 자네 y'all 자네들 you all 당신들 you all 나는 I 나를 me 나를 위해 for me 나의 my, mine 내 my 전/저는 I 저 I 제 my 제가 I 내가 I, me

Do you want a scholarship to a korean college? ^^ [read] Here in 광주시 (Gwangju city, 2 hours by train, 4/3 hours by bus from seoul) This college 세한대학교 (www.sehan.ac.kr) is recruiting native english speakers! If you have graduated high school and would like to make arrangments to come to Korea & obtain a visa for as long as the school permits, visit the web-site! A professor there, 안종기 (An Jong Gi) told me about this today. IF you email him it would be nice to let him know 모리아/moriah told you about it! This is truely the best way to learn korean & get arranged to come to Korea! The school & your sponsor take care of eveything for you! EVERYTHING! [email protected] - mobile - 01030282388 Please think carefully about you future, and do your research on this college and it's location! Are you ready to come to Korea? :D

도화주세요!^^ using 나의, 내, 전의 ... pronouns 한굴 What I know: 나 = I 난 = l 나의, 내, 전의 = mine, belonging to me (in english we use a 's after the object) 너 = you 전, 저 = me? 오리 = us 오리의 = our, belonging to us 몰라 "we"? What I don't know: When should I use each pronoun? Am I missing any, as far as me,mine,you,yours,ours, we ?

the article? 죠 ? i cannot find a defintion for 쬬 , and it seems completely useless.. inless it replaces 요 when your not talking about a person ... like 촣은 영화죠! Can anyone explane?

Help! korean age ^.^ [My neighbors and i have become good friends.. at first they did not beileve i was eighteen, actually every time i tell someone that they don't belive me. like i've had people repeat "..18?!" "...백제!?" and then i point to my face and say "DO I LOOK LIKE 할머니?!?!" Anyways I was born April 19, 1994 So am i 20? ^.~ and I would like to translate this for my neighbors...because I don't think they know, and 태웅 takes to much joy in me being the youngest! ::: In the rest of the world you are not 1 yrs. old untill the date of your birth comes, so you start at zero yrs. i discovered my korean age is 20.! 하! 태웅, we're the same age! ㅎㅎㅎ p.s. ... heheh i look 20

Korean Alphabet explained simply for english speakers! ^^ I wrote what I know. This is great notes for english speakers learning korean! Alphabet pronounciation is KEY! Though this is not the way most people learn it was easier for me to remember in this order so i would not forget any letters..also this is the dictionary order: . ㄱ ㄲ ㄴ ㅁ ㄷ ㄸ ㅂ ㅃ ㅇ ㅅ ㅆ ㅈ ㅉ ㅊ ㅋ ㅌ ㅍ ㅎ g/k gg n m d/t dd b/p pp nothing or ng s ss j/ch jj ch k t p h -the easiest way for my to understand ㄱㄲㅋ & ㅂㅃ ㅍ & ㄷㄸㅌ & ㅅㅆ & ㅈㅉㅊ is to think of them as three levels. for example put your hand infront of your mouth now say "ㄱ" .... now say "ㄲ" ...now say "ㅋ" you have said each one right if : each time you felt a little more air come out your mouth.. do you understand? each one is said with more breath. try with ㄱㄲㅋ & ㅂㅃ ㅍ & ㄷㄸㅌ &ㅅㅆ & ㅈㅉㅊ For ㄱ g/k ㅂ b/p ㄷ d/t it could make either sound, BUT if you just make the two sounds together like how you pronouce 의 u-i then most of the time you will be correct. For ㅈ & ㅊ it is not the same but to me ㅈ j/ch is just a soft ㅊ ch sound For ㅅ & ㅆ this is the easy one ㅅ as in "soup" ㅆ as in "stop" so just make the s sound harsh for ㅆ *the specail rule for ㅅ is if it is next to the vowel "이" then is sounds like shi *[remember: "i" is the long vowel e sound aka: ee as in sleep] OK so it is important not to get upset with yourself if you say the alphabet and cannot hear very clear diffrences between some consonants because the diffrence isn't that clear to english speakers like us... maybe after a lot of time listening to korean language you will be able to tell .. but these people have been hearing this language thier whole lives so no worries.! 아 (애 얘) 야 어 (에예) 여 오 (와왜외) 요 우 (워웨위) 유 으 (의)이 a-ae-yae-ya o*-e-ye-yo* o-wa-wae-wae-yo oo-wo*-we-wi-yoo u-ui-i SOUND KEY > the o* means deep "o" sounds [long vowel "o" not short vowel "o"] i don't know how to explain besides deep lol.. the e is short vowel "e" sound and i is always the long vowel "e" sound the "ui" is those two sounds combined very fast "u+i" this is the simplest way i can explain the vowels . ^.^

how should i say this simple sentence.. ? 인 한글 ... ? I would like to say : ***I got a korean tutor today. I am so happpy! I am saying this informally, to a friend ^.^ (random nice picture of my mom on sunday)